First-Mover is not automatically a win. Each industry and technology need to be looked at through two dimensions – Market Evolution Speed and Technology Evolution Speed. A simple two-dimensional representation of these two factors in your industry/market can give you a quick gauge of where you are, should be, and what your competitors are doing. What is your approach to AI?

This Broadcast will outline mistakes organizations have made in training their staff in Enterprise Architecture or Business Architecture.  As you will hear, the most common mistakes are easily avoided to enhance the effectiveness of training and certification programs.

In this direct reading of an article by Johnathan Turley, published in USA Today, Professor Turley recounts his horrifying experience with an AI “published” article about himself. Could it happen to you and me?

This Broadcast will discuss these three growing concerns that most of the CIO’s we have interfaced with are trying to address.  Quite simply, these three debts are stifling innovation and inhibit organizational agility.  Let us discuss how to get started in identifying where we should start before we start!

Malware, Misinformation, and Disinformation – they are different, and they are something we need some thoughts around as we move more into Artificial Intelligence. This Real Talk episode will define each of these, and how we suggest these are more important than ever to understand in the Artificial Intelligence world, we are entering.

We bring to you a summary of an article penned by Eric Griffith outlining what he considers nineteen tech myths that some people believe. We cover each one of these myths, with a bit of explanation of some, and possibly a bit of humor. Enjoy!

We hear that the results of an Enterprise Architecture or Business Architecture are not being used, or the value of those architectures appreciated or recognized.  Perhaps there are two fundamental reasons for this.  One reason is what is being delivered.  Another is how it is being delivered.  We will explore this vital topic and provide guidance on what needs to be done.

Enterprise Architecture and Business Architecture.  What are they?  What are the similarities?  What are the differences?  In this broadcast, we will begin with a consistent definition of the word Architecture.  From that common definition, we will then add the adjective Enterprise or Business to fully define an Enterprise Architecture or Business Architecture.

We will compare the concepts of a base of knowledge and a methodology for both Enterprise Architecture and Business Architecture.  A base of knowledge is like an encyclopedia – good for general information on a topic or area of interest.  A methodology is an action plan – a recipe that you can follow to provide a desired result.  Tune in for more information.

This Broadcast will define and describe a Framework for Business Architecture or Enterprise Architecture.  From that understanding, we will provide three examples of Frameworks in other professions to provide a context as to what is needed for a Business Architecture Framework or an Enterprise Architecture Framework.